David March Park will temporarily close starting Monday, August 18, to complete planned upgrades and the addition of exciting new amenities for the community. 

David March Park is anticipated to reopen to the public in January 2026.

During this time, work will include the installation of new outdoor exercise equipment to support fitness activity, a covered picnic pavilion for shaded gatherings at the park, a brand-new basketball court for both casual and competitive play, a shade structure over the existing playground to keep equipment and visitors cool and additional parking stalls to accommodate more visitors.

These upgrades are part of the larger David March Park Expansion Project, which began in fall 2024. 

New amenities include the City’s second exercise staircase along the ridgeline, which will offer a challenging climb of 116 steps and scenic views, as well as a baseball field with shaded spectator seating for local games and events. 

While upgrades to the existing park are scheduled to be completed at the beginning of the year, the entire David March Park Expansion Project is anticipated to be completed in the spring of 2026. 

The City appreciates the community’s patience during construction and encourages residents to explore other nearby parks, like Plum Canyon Park (18819 Skyline Ranch Road) and Skyline Ranch Park (18355 Skyline Ranch Road), during the closure. 

Ed Note: The above information was provided by the City of Santa Clarita.

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